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  • Passion (1917)
  • 50 min | Drama
Passion (1917)
50 min | Drama

Escaping from "Pride," Eve Leslie next is tempted by the sin of "Passion." Eve goes to Coney Island and there sees Leonidas, a handsome strong man who is appearing in an athletic exhibition which includes a number or diving girls. In spite...See moreEscaping from "Pride," Eve Leslie next is tempted by the sin of "Passion." Eve goes to Coney Island and there sees Leonidas, a handsome strong man who is appearing in an athletic exhibition which includes a number or diving girls. In spite of Adam Moore's protests, Eve contrives to meet Leonidas, who employs her as a member of his troupe. Leonidas is a despicable person always posing, but Eve does not realize that. She does not know, either, that Leonidas is married and that he has practically deserted his wife. Eve finds herself in rough company. She thinks she loves Leonidas and she is blind to real conditions. She surmounts one difficulty after another, she passes through a series of thrilling scenes culminating with the evening at Madison Square Garden when Leonidas defeats the world's champion wrestler in a grueling battle. Through Adam's aid, Eve, who has unconsciously got herself into a terrible predicament, is saved from herself just as she was about to marry Leonidas, who had cast off his wife. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less
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Updated Feb 26, 1917

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Feb 26, 1917 (United States)

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